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Machine Head ~ Violate


I want you to know this I want you to know just what I feel You told me through sacred lies I told you once with bloodshot eyes You told me don't ask Just stay away from me You told me it'd be alright I told you once, then told you twice You can't face Can't you face me Chorus: I won't pray for you I can't pray for you Because you took it away Because you took it from me First verse Chorus Thought I could never ever fuckin' find another Get a mothafuckin' chance again Because the power is the rage that can devour Gotta make that fear descend Without it, you ain't shit And you ain't shit to me Berating, a scathing Grave indignity I see the look inside your eyes It make me sick Defiling innocence Is how you get your kicks You violate, and then you think yourself a man You violate, and then you call yourself a man Don't come my way Don't care what you say Pray you fuckin' die Before you feel my... Rage... more free lyrics

I want you to know this
I want you to know just what I feel
You told me through sacred lies
I told you once with bloodshot eyes
You told me don't ask
Just stay away from me
You told me it'd be alright
I told you once, then told you twice
You can't face
Can't you face me

Chorus:
I won't pray for you
I can't pray for you
Because you took it away
Because you took it from me

First verse

Chorus

Thought I could never ever fuckin' find another
Get a mothafuckin' chance again
Because the power is the rage that can devour
Gotta make that fear descend
Without it, you ain't shit
And you ain't shit to me
Berating, a scathing
Grave indignity
I see the look inside your eyes
It make me sick
Defiling innocence
Is how you get your kicks
You violate, and then you think yourself a man
You violate, and then you call yourself a man
Don't come my way
Don't care what you say
Pray you fuckin' die
Before you feel my...
Rage...

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